Jones Promotion Brings Rumors of Candidates
Rep Marvin Jones of Amarillo was named to the U S Court of Claims, a 12000 dollar yearly lifetime post. The move sparks rumors on who will seek Jones seat with Deskins Wells James O Cade Louis Goodrich and others named as potential contenders in the Panhandle.
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FDR Triumphs in Illinois Democratic Primary Over Garner
Franklin D. Roosevelt crushed John Nance Garner in Illinois with about five to one support. Returns show Roosevelt 208,626 to Garner 38,314 from 1,561 of 8,336 precincts. Dewey leads Republicans with 131,621 from 1,667 precincts. Slattery leads Adamsowski 153,255 to 101,653 for Senate. Hershey tops Stelle 168,032 to 87,334 for Governor. Canadian move to block Norwegian and Danish funds from German hands pending clarity.
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Weather Summary for Amarillo and Surrounding Areas
Weather outlook shows Wednesday partly cloudy and warmer with fair conditions statewide in West Texas and New Mexico. Cooler in Pecos Valley, forecasts indicate mild Tuesday night temperatures with yesterday's highs and lows noted and a trace of precipitation of .01 inch in the 24 hours through 4 PM yesterday.
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Nazi Torpedoes Claim 540 Lives and Navarsk Capture
Washington reports German torpedoes and a Norway Denmark crisis as Roosevelt weighs neutrality act actions. Danube policing, Iceland and Greenland strategic concerns rise while Marshall warns of wartime production boosts. Belgrade notes German troop moves and river police pressures on Hungary Romania and Bulgaria amid widening conflict.
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Norse theater opens as German sea war expands
Reports say the 9000-ton German steamer Amasis was torpedoed off Sweden with possible reach to the Kattegat. Rumors of the Gneisenau sunk circulate while German bombs threaten Scapa Flow. Britain weighs a Norwegian expedition as Norway falls to German forces and Oslo changes hands.
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Dick Martin Launches Air Series in Popular Aviation
Globe News aviation editor Richard Dick Martin writes a four part series for Popular Aviation. The first piece covers 115 Octane gasoline production at the Phillips Berger plant. Other features profile Harold Hawk of Perryton and a blizzard rescuer in a homemade plane and Roy McGuire of Amarillo with a tiny automatic pilot.
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Amarilloan Named Head of Plain Medical Society
Amarilloan rises to lead Plain Medical Society amid shifting regional health concerns. The move coincides with ongoing wartime shifts in national health policy and professional organization activity in the era.
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Net result summary of German invasion dominance described
The piece outlines Nazi occupation across Europe, detailing Hitler’s control over 80 million Germans and 14 million Poles, 7 million Czechs, 5 million Slovaks, and guarantees to Norway and Denmark of immunity from carnage. It notes rulers and royals from Denmark and Norway surviving under this protection as the narrative narrative unfolds.
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Senate Appropriations Reinstates Panama Canal Start
Senate appropriations committee revived the civil functions bill and Roosevelt’s call for 15 million dollars to begin immediate construction on a third set of locks for the Panama Canal. The move signals renewed funding and activity in the wartime canal expansion project.
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